Bruce Judisch is a multi-published author of both fiction and non-fiction. He enjoys reading and writing historical novels, but has a special affection for novels that incorporate both contemporary and historical story lines. His first work, “A Prophet’s Tale,” is … Continue reading →
Happy New Year! I realize I’m a week late, but hey, better late than never. Right? Twenty nineteen will be another turning point in my blog. In 2017, I took a break from doing author interviews. I restarted that in … Continue reading →
The fiction bug bit Gail later in life, and she’s hopelessly addicted. Her World War II fiction honors women who made a difference in that era despite great odds. Her second love, teaching, leads to facilitating writing workshops and retreats … Continue reading →
Lynne Tagawa is married with four grown sons and three marvelous grandbabies. She’s written a Texas history curriculum in narrative form, Sam Houston’s Republic, and The Shenandoah Road, a story of the Great Awakening. Lynne lives with her husband in … Continue reading →
Natalya Lakhno is the winner of Carole Brown’s book, Toby’s Troubles. Congrats, Natalya. And now to today’s guest. Please help me welcome … Multi-published author Lena Nelson Dooley has had more than 900,000 copies of her books sold. She is … Continue reading →
